Legal expert predicts how he thinks Supreme Court will rule in Trump case

CNN legal analyst Steve Vladeck reacts to arguments before the Supreme Court challenging former President Donald Trump's eligibility to appear on the 2024 presidential ballot.

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[eldenringer]

OK so when does the 14th amendment apply ??? WHEN??? Why does it exist? WHY? And what other parts of the constitution can we ignore when theyre inconvenient ???

[thebluearrow]

The Constitution is only as strong as those who are willing to uphold it.
Today, we find that our Constitution is not very strong at all.

[praapje]

A toddler could see this 9-0 decision coming.

[xpaul]

Democracy says innocent until proven guilty.

[Just]

It is now obviously up to the voters to use their democratic rights and vote like never before! You need to make sure that the constitutional safeguards are up, and be the guardians to the

[jeffmccloud]

Gorsuch himself ruled in 2012 that Colorado Sec. of State could disqualify a presidential candidate (the Hassan case. He was not natural born)

[melostmo]

I think the bigger question is whether or not the Supreme Court will uphold the U.S. Constitution - ???

[davidschultz]

If it's not 9-0. ...it's a disgrace...

[germandelvalle]

He needs to be hold accountable for his actions end of story.

[davidressler]

The Colorado decision, win or lose, brought the issue to an early focus that would not have happened any other way.

[Vondarkstar]

When Colorado has a better grasp on justice than the Supreme Court.

[NiteMoves]

Historical Fact: States have decided who would be on the ballot...the southern states did not allow Abe Lincoln on the ballot in 1859!

[tpobrienjr]

Isn't it very unusual for Justice Thomas to ask a question?

[BBean]

Then why do states handle Federal Elections in the first

[LouieManza]

Why write a law into the Constitution if you're not going to enforce it just because it's not practical? This makes no sense whatsoever.

[damianyoung]

Why are we forgetting that above the highest military enlisted are the high ranking officers and the highest ranking officer is the president

[letitrip]

The question then is, in what circumstances is the insurrection act enforceable?

[utjjkvs]

Perhaps the Supreme Court could clarify section 3 of the 14 Amendment for the American people if they choose to rule against it. Shouldn’t the amendment only have one correct interpretation.? Why do we have a constitution if the Supreme Court ignores it?

[Glindagood]

Vote Blue! No way we can depend on the SC.

[stephenhenion]

The first three words..."No person shall"....